Here's a reference to one curious historic calendar - the calendar of Dionysios (the article is not free, but the preview is enough):
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Who knows, maybe here we have a similar design. It's really a pity that two signs are missing!
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Quote:The year was divided into 12 parts named after the zodiacal signs, beginning with Cancer. The first eleven signs had 30 days each, and the last sign Gemini had 35 or 36 days
Who knows, maybe here we have a similar design. It's really a pity that two signs are missing!

